| The young students are products of post-apartheid South Africa with its rainbow nation aspirations. |
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| Similarly, in 1996 post-apartheid South Africa agreed to swear off the use of DDT in favour of insecticides that environmental groups claimed were more benign. |
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| Post-apartheid South Africa has trained domestic violence units in its police force. |
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| It is also interesting because, more arcanely, it succeeds in relating an anti-apartheid trope to post-apartheid conditions. |
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| There is a tendency to see post-apartheid South Africa in black and white terms, either as 'Mandela's miracle' or as going down the pan. |
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| Translated from Afrikaans, this post-Apartheid novel carries the reader through four generations of Afrikaners and the value of memory. |
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